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Tomatoes were brought to Spain in the early 16th century, following the Spanish colonization of the Americas. They were introduced to Europe from the Aztec Empire in Mexico, where they were originally cultivated. Initially, tomatoes were met with suspicion and considered ornamental, but they eventually became a staple in Spanish cuisine. By the late 18th century, tomatoes were widely accepted and incorporated into various dishes.
What else can I help you with?
Do tomatoes originate in Spain?
yes
What foods were brought to Spain after Columbus went to America?
One food was grapes, to establish a wine industry (:
Which vegetable is most known in Spain?
Tomatoes
What food do they grow in Spain?
oranges on trees and tomatoes
Which country in Europe produces most tomatoes?
spain
What are tomatoes used for in Spain?
food like paella
Is there a holiday in France were you throw tomatoes?
to my knowledge there is no such holiday in France, but there is one in Spain (or is it in Italy?). Spain!
What brought curtis to the garden from seedfolks?
0by planting tomatoes
What did America give to Spain in the Columbian Exchange?
Tomatoes Potatoes ....
Where are grape tomatoes grown?
They are mostly grow in the soulth of Spain ///
How did Columbus failed attempt to find Asia actually benefit Spain?
He brought gold, and goods for Spain.
Who conquested the incas and brought gold and silver for Spain?
Pizzaro of Spain
